Jefferson referred to his victory in the 1800 US Presidential election the "Second American Revolution". He called it that because the election finally swept President Adams and his Federalist Party out of power. The Federalists had largely controlled the whole Federal government since 1789; Washington was not a Federalist, but he had a tendency to go along with Federalist policies. So in 1801, when Jefferson took control, he was the first Democratic-Republican to have control of the government; he also had a friendly Congress to work with, as his party took control of both the House and the Senate.
Jefferson called the election of 1800 a peaceful election because the transfer of power from the federalists to the democratic republicans was non-violent and occured through an election.
"Revolution of 1800"
Thomas Jefferson referred to the presidential election of 1800 as the Revolution of 1800 because it ushered in a Democratic-Republican Party rule. It also lead to the eventual demise of the Federalist Party.
The election between Jefferson and Adams is often referred to as the "Revolution of 1800" because the election was in many ways like a war. Adams and Jefferson were basically at war with each other in order to become president. When Jefferson won and Adams lost, it was like a revolution. Adams was like the "ruler" and Jefferson the "underdog". Having the new guy win was in fact very much like a revolution.
The American Constitution gave the people the power to change all of their leaders simply by voting in an election. In nearly every other country, turning out the leaders required a violent revolt at that time. The elections that we take for granted were a fantastic new thing at the time the Constitution was created.
it brought about a great change in government #turnt up #yolo #stop cheating on ur homework
He called it the "Revolution of 1800." It really was a revolution. It was the removing of the Federalists from presidency and Jefferson's leadership led to many great movements in the United States
Both John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson, just two of the great founders and leaders of the U.S in no doubt had one of the best elections. Being that the United States was just starting out, and America's President George Washington returned to his home in Mt. Vernon, John Adams was obviously the next man for the job. Adams having a great mind, loud mouth and experience as a lawyer, congressman, and Vice President to Washington, it was in the mind of Americans to leave the call of duty to him. Jefferson following Adams also had great experience, also being a Vice President to Adams, and a congressman himself. Although Adams and Jefferson were great friends, the election of 1800 would split them for a long term concerning their political views on how the United States would be made up. In the end both founders were great leaders, and sacrificed their lives for what is now what we call the United States of America. We can all agree it was a blessing for all of us, including Adams and Jefferson, that the election of 1800 gave us the quiet, but most intelligent Thomas Jefferson. But no one of course could replace the great tongue of John Adams.:)
What snap election? When?
they did not call a election yet
The election of 1796 had to be decided in the House of Representatives. John Adams had the most votes and Thomas Jefferson had the second highest votes. So Jefferson became vice president. The problem is that each was from a different political party. So there was a call for the 12th amendment to have electors decide who would be president and who would be vice president on the ticket.
Pacifica means peaceful. He thought the waters were peaceful
Pacifica means peaceful. He thought the waters were peaceful